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Topic: world-war-ii

Construction cranes in central Berlin (file photograph)
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Friday, 7/3, 06:30 PM

Berlin weighs demolishing a Nazi-era bunker to build homes

  • A plan to tear down one of the last surviving bunkers from Adolf Hitler's Reich Chancellery, and put housing and offices on the site, has set off an argument in Berlin over how a city short of homes should handle the physical remnants of its Nazi past.
  • It is not the notorious Führerbunker, but a nearby structure — and the dispute pits historical memory against pressing practical need.

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